A Delhi-based litigation chambers serving banks, asset reconstruction companies, promoters, boards, and resolution professionals through complex insolvency, commercial, shareholder, and white-collar matters across India's tribunals and courts.
The Chambers of JSB is the independent practice of Advocate Jaskaran Singh Bhatia — a litigation-led chambers grounded in the conviction that consequential disputes demand counsel who is at once a strategist, a draftsman, and an advocate. The work is selective, the preparation is exhaustive, and the standard is the bar set by the courts in which we appear.
Jaskaran began his career at Dua Associates in New Delhi in 2020, where he was retained as Senior Associate until March 2026. Over those years he built a substantial practice across banking and finance, company law, insolvency, shareholder disputes, arbitration, and white-collar crime — appearing for asset reconstruction companies, banks, multi-national corporations, resolution professionals, and high-net-worth individuals across India and offshore matters.
The Chambers now advises promoters, boards, financial creditors, resolution professionals, and individuals in matters where commercial outcomes — and at times personal liberty — turn on the quality of representation. Each brief is treated as a singular intellectual problem, argued by the lead and supported by the team.
The Chambers practises in a focused band of disputes work — areas in which deep doctrine, commercial fluency, and tribunal craft compound into real outcomes for clients.
Acting across the lifecycle of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code — from Section 7, 9, and 10 admissions to resolution plan litigation, avoidance proceedings, liquidation contests, and personal guarantor matters. Regular appearances before the NCLT, NCLAT, and the Supreme Court of India. Past clients include J.M. Financial ARC, JC Flowers ARC, CFM ARC, Suraksha ARC, Deutsche Bank, Yes Bank, and J&K Bank.
High-stakes contractual, banking, recovery, and cross-border enforcement disputes before the Delhi High Court, Commercial Courts, and DRTs. Recent and ongoing instructions include enforcement of foreign money judgments, injunctive proceedings in aid of offshore recoveries, and global asset disputes — including a multi-jurisdictional family dispute valued at approximately USD 16 billion.
Oppression and mismanagement petitions under Sections 241–242 of the Companies Act, 2013, derivative actions, board and management deadlocks, and proceedings concerning the rights of minority and majority stakeholders. Experience appearing for listed companies and promoter groups before the National Company Law Tribunal across benches.
Counsel work in domestic and institutional arbitrations, Section 9 and Section 11 proceedings, set-aside actions under Section 34, and enforcement under Section 36 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Past mandates include NHPC Ltd., Neyveli Uttar Pradesh Power Ltd., and Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. across infrastructure, power, and metro construction disputes.
Defence work in PMLA proceedings before the Adjudicating Authority and the PMLA Appellate Tribunal, FIRs registered by the Economic Offences Wing, and Anti-Corruption Bureau matters. Anticipatory and regular bail applications, quashing petitions, and trial-level defence — for asset reconstruction companies, multi-national corporations, and individual directors.
Transactional advisory adjacent to disputes — Section 29A verification of resolution applicants, vetting of resolution plans and compliance certification for Committees of Creditors, M&A due diligence, and pre-arbitration strategy. Recent instructions include advisory to the CoC across CIRPs and acquisition diligence for technology-led platforms.
A non-exhaustive selection of matters drawn from years of practice — across asset reconstruction, infrastructure, recovery, and cross-border enforcement. Client identities are disclosed only where they are already on the public record.
A short statement of method — the principles that govern how briefs are accepted, prepared, and argued.
The Chambers accepts a limited number of briefs. Each matter receives the time it deserves. Conflicts are checked rigorously and declined matters are returned promptly.
Pleadings, written submissions, and arguments are drafted or supervised by the lead counsel. The substantive work is not delegated downward to be inherited later.
A finance background and years of asset reconstruction work mean the Chambers reads balance sheets, term sheets, and resolution plans with the same fluency as case law.
While based in Delhi, the Chambers travels where the matter requires — appearing across NCLT benches, High Courts, and Commercial Courts from Bangalore to Hyderabad to Chandigarh.
Client confidentiality is treated as absolute. Engagements, strategies, and outcomes are never discussed beyond the room where they belong.
A consistent record of academic distinction across commerce, law, and continuing legal education — including a Post Graduate Diploma in Arbitration Law currently being pursued at the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.
The Chambers welcomes enquiries from clients, instructing solicitors, and corporate teams. Initial consultations are held in Delhi or by video, and a brief note of the matter is appreciated in advance.
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